[dannyisaphantom]

Thanks for taking the time to do this today!

I'd like to ask how you found yourself practicing in this area of the law and any advice you may have for those who will be entering law school in a few months.

I will be heading into my first year of law school in a few months with some general ideas of what I'd like to do after graduation (compliance, regulatory, M&A, contracts) with no concrete ideas either way.

- Would you have any specific advice on what you would have liked to have done in law school that would have helped you later on in your career that you'd recommend students to tackle early on?

- Are there any "wasted time/effort traps" that you might caution students to look out for as they navigate their program?

[proberts]

I think immigration is a great area of the law because as a lawyer you deal with amazing people and companies, get to know some really smart and interesting people, and can make a difference (help founders, employees, families realize their dream of living and working in the U.S.). It's one of the things that that makes America great (at least that's what I think) and it's great to be a part of that journey.